this is what the manager, lee johnson, had to say. i have watched the games against manchester city, and instantly teams drop off and show fear. but we have created with their supporters and the competition, we can have a go. i am looking forward to it. it is going to bea looking forward to it. it is going to be a real battle on the pitch. i am sure it is going to be a battle off the pitch. and to come up against another world—class coach, so against another world—class coach, so quickly, it is amazing. i am looking forward to see what i can learn from this. we will have a better idea of how serious the manager is going to take this when we get the team sheet. we have just had the fa cups, no non league teams in the third round. this evening, you think the neutrals will be getting behind bristol city? you would imagine that everybody apart from manchester city supporters will be cheering them on. first major semifinal of a major competition since 1989. haven't won since boxing day! fourth in the championship. but that quarterfinal

apparently pep guardiola was telling lee johnson the bristol city manager that premier league teams haven‘t performed as well as his team did. obviously we‘ll see what happens in a fortnight. the other semifinals between chelsea and arsenal, the first leg of that tie is at stamford bridge tomorrow night. the fa has announced a range of initiatives and policy changes to improve diversity throughout the game and their own organisation. they‘ve also said they will increase funding at grassroots. they are going to introduce their own version of the rooney rule which is used in the nfl whereby one candidate from the bame groups will be interviewed for a vacancy if they are qualified. we want to become a more inclusive organisation. i think the message it sends is the fa is for all. we talk about that. but it will say is that the opportunities to have a career beyond playing in the fa and in the wider football workforce is something that is both desirable and something that the fa is serious about promoting. last year of the football association had to peter beardsley has been put on leav

johnson believes his team can still topple city when they come to ashton gate in a fortnight. pep guardiola was full of praise for how bristol city approached the game. the visitors led before the break. a strong city side was named and after the break, city were level and just when you thought that the under dogs would leave with a draw and away goal, aguero popped up to score their winner in stoppage time. wow, there is always aguero there. now this growing feud betweenjose mourinho and conti carries on, doesn't it? it does, indeed. he seems to be feuding with anybody, really, victoria. victoria we are talking about jose really, victoria. victoria we are talking aboutjose mourinho, the manchester united boss, ahead of the match. there is not much love lost between him and any other manager and in particular conti. this is the to and froa starting in 2016 when jose mourinho was back at stamford bridge with manchester united. they we re bridge with manchester united. they were hammered 4—0 by chelsea. chelsea and conti celebrated wildly and jose mourinho was furious and hit

lee johnson's side though earned plenty of credit for their performance at the etihad, and he says they'll need more of the same tonight at ashton gate to stand any chance of pulling off a big shock. for this team to beat manchester city's team, with the players they have got, would rank with the best results in a club soccer history. they will go down in folklore, and some already have from the manchester united game. a difficult one to answer. but we are going to enjoy it. it is a bonus game for us. it isa enjoy it. it is a bonus game for us. it is a big, big competition and we are still right in the mix at half—time. this is where the heroes have to be born. arsenal manager arsene wenger says alexis sanchez‘s move to manchester united is right for the player. the deal was a straight swap for midfielder henrikh mkhitaryan. speaking this morning wenger outlined why he thought sanchez wanted to leave the club. he is 29 years old, going on to 30 in 2018. but it was maybe his last contract. of course, the financial aspect is important. you could combine both. i think it goes to a great c

keith freedman, phil lee, jason holt, laura johnson. first speaker please. >> public: i'm a professor after city college. and coach of the home shares democratic club in san francisco. i just wanted to thank kevin guy and his office for their hard work in this settlement agreement. we think we have seen a lot of progress. it helps all the hosts because we are really looking for people who are supporting the law and supporting san francisco. we think we've seen a lot of good progress. i want to address the mayor's comments whether it is okay to host while your application is pending. what we're concerned about is people being penalized who have good intentions and it's a concern there. if the office of short-term rental had a service level agreement who could guarantee a return time on an application, it might have been agreeable to make hosts wait. but since there isn't, people could be waiting months to host when they are in compliance with the law. if there are any changes made there, we appreciate the policy and we think it has encou

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he's interviewed by representative hank johnson of georgia. you'll also hear from historian lee edwards on key moments in the conservative movement, and how money from illegally purchased g

he's interviewed by representative hank johnson of georgia. you'll also hear from historian lee edwards on key moments in the conservative movement, and how money from illegally purchased goods is filtered to organized crime and terrorist groups. also neil allen and joel gerschenfeld. ed asker in shares his naughts on today's political -- thoughts on today's political issues. and john wheeler who explored theories of quantum reality and time. that's just a handful of programs over this three-day weekend on booktv on c-span2. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. now we kick off this long weekend with journalist helen thorpe who reports on the assimilation of 22 immigrant teenagers over the course of a school year in denver. [inaudible conversations] >> hi, everyone. thank you so much for coming. we're going to get started. i just want to thank everyone for being here for our last event of the year. we are completely honored to have helen thorpe. [laughter] thank you all for coming so much. this evening, we're happy to welcome helen thorpe

tony barber and nico boswell johnson face attempted armed robbery and weapons charges. >>> a virginia man facing child pornography charges, hold jay young lee without bond, they discovered images on one of his devices they're trying to find out if he had contact with any of the children, if you believe your child may have had contact with this man, call police >>> tonight, we know te name of one of three people wanted in connection with the violent armed robbery in wood bridge last november. britney span and the victim were walking when they were approached by two unknown men, men allegedly attacked the victim, took his cell phone, clothes and money, the men left the scene with span in the car. investigators say the victim met him at a area shopping center, at some point they got into a verb altercation. moments later the victim was attacked. >>> tonight, fox 5 goes one-on-one with maryland governor larry hogan as the democratic control general assembly went back into session today, republican governor hogan sat down with tom fitzgerald who is live at the state house in annapolis with

do you think that operation, as efficient as it was, intended to kill andrew johnson, that he would have survived? prof. reed: i talked a little bit about this in the book. i don't know. it's too far off. i don't know enough about that to make a claim about the notion that -- the suggestion was that johnson may have been in on this and he was targeted, but really not targeted. i don't know. >> johnson was being impeached or convicted i one vote. they tried to convict him, as i understand it, because they pass that law saying the senate could have a say in who his cabinet was. wasn't that considered unconstitutional? prof. reed: later it was. it took a while. >> but it didn't have to do anything with his acquittal? prof. reed: no. >> thank you. prof. reed: only in the sense that people thought it was a bad idea later on. >> i'm not sure i want to say this -- prof. reed: oh, go ahead. >> yet. i want to respond to the united states colored troops. i am a reenactor. i had relatives who fought in war, don't ask for their names, but that's part of what happened to our family. -- thing we have

, lauren johnson this morning, thank you. >>> it has been one week since a university of pennsylvania student went missing in southern california and still no word or sign of the 19 year-old. rescue teams ended their search, and, blaze bernstein after they didn't find any crews. sophomore was spending winter break with their family, when they simply disappeared, last tuesday, bernstein left his house around midnight to meet a friend from social media at the park, and that friend tells police walk off in the wood and never returned. the teen's parents they are holding out hope. >> if you heel me, it is okay. >> blaze, we love you. >> where ever you are, whatever has happened we just want you here find a way home. >> bernstein's mother said her son left home without his wallet, eye glasses and prescription medication, premedical student was scheduled to restart at penn tomorrow. >>> coming up on "good day philadelphia", take a look at this. >> people are calling h and m apologizing for posting an on line ad that many are calling racist here. how far is lebron james, really changing the

he is interviewed by representative hank johnson of florida. and we wrap up our primetime programming at 11 with lee edwards. the history and of the american conservatism. that all happens tonight on c-span to book tv. seventy-two hours of nonfiction authors in books. and now here is a jake bernstein on the release of the panama papers. good evening everybody. welcome. on this beautiful south florida evening. don't forget to go to our website if you don't want to go do that you can give us the e-mail address. pick up the copy of the newsletter on the counter. secrecy world offers a disturbing and sobering view of how the world really works and raises critical questions about financial and legal institutions we may once had trusted. the investigative journalist team that broke that story. they are written for the washington post. pro- public advice. nbc the editor of the texas observer. mister jake bernstein. it is great to be here great to see so many old friends thank you so much to books in the books to mitchell kaplan. i don't know if you al

johnson becomes president -- >> which is not very long of course. >> so johnson is president. what is the effect on postwar reconstruction? lincoln doesn't leave very specific instructions from what position for reconstruction would have been. >> thanks for all the easy questions. i'd sit on that is that lee less public address how i keep saying lee. lincoln's less public address is about reconstruction. this is not a direct quote but if something like this. i'll get back to you on the details picky since i have more to say about this in some future date and tragically course he does not. lincoln does not let lay out an for reconstruction except to try to put the country back together as quickly as he can. he had a plan for each state, 10% of the population would declare the loyalty to the united states and come back to the country they could. so andrew johnson believes that he is following lincoln's plan which is to help restore the country. i'll be honest with you, i went to andrew johnson elementary school at east tennessee. i think they're only two in the country, 135 mile

man is facing child pornography charges holding jay young lee without bond images on one of lee's devices and trying to figure out if he had contact with any children in the pictures. if you believe your child may have had contact with this man, call police. >>> in the district a woman is in critical condition. she jumped to escape the flames from second floor apartment. the good sam mar tan encouraged her to jump and caught her and they believe a cappedle started the fire. >> a 12-year-old boy is rvr are recovering after a boy hit him in tacoma park, maryland. at the intersection of philadelphia and maple ave avenues. there's no word what led to the accidents and the driver stayed on the scream app the victim is expected to make a full recovery. >>> nine states in the district all banned so-called gay conversion therapy for minors. now there's a push to make virginia the tent. two democrats are behind the proposed bill an a man believes it will hurt kids more than help them. >> it's actually doing the opposite what it claims to dox the activists will have you believe they're trying to ke

. >> commissioner: commissioner johnson. >> i noticed the count of wanting to do a cap of 25 like nine business zoning differences. i guess i'd like to direct a question to question to supervisor lee, and there was an implicit assumption for maybe it's a reality, that bars, limited restaurants and other businesses can command higher rent and therefore there's no cap that would be an opportunity for those businesses to take over a spot that maybe can't afford as much. as the superior there's not a vacancy at this point so what are thing thises non-food services are experiencing in trying to stay? >> and again, i think you're getting, commissioner, at the larger discussion i think is coming before the board in a couple hearings on the 22nd of this month. >> restaurants and bars can incite more and we don't have a survey which would be lovely to have but incredibly difficult to obtain because landlords are not obligate to give up the information and it involves getting in touch with business owners and having a trust they'll give that information to you. we don't have to see that data. em

he is interviewed by representative hank johnson of florida. and we wrap up our primetime programming at 11 with lee edwards. the history and of the american conservatism. that all happens tonight on c-span to book tv. seventy-two hours of nonfiction authors in books. and now here is a jake bernstein on the release of the panama papers. good evening everybody. welcome. on this beautiful south florida evening.

we'll adjourn this meeting in memory of mayor ed lee. >> self-planning works to preserve and enhance the city what kind hispanic the environment in a variety of ways overhead plans to fwied other departments to open space and land use an urban design and a variety of other matters related to the physical urban environment planning projects include implementing code change or designing plaza or parks projects can be broad as proipd on overhead neighborhood planning effort typically include public involvement depending on the subject a new lot or effect or be active in the final process lots of people are troubled by they're moving loss of they're of what we preserve to be they're moving mid block or rear yard open space. >> one way to be involved attend a meeting to go it gives us and the neighbors to learn and participate dribble in future improvements meetings often take the form of open houses or focus groups or other stinks that allows you or your neighbors to provide feedback and ask questions the best way to insure you'll be alerted the community meetings sign up for the notific

yesterday senator ron johnson released more texts belonging to peter strzok an agent removed from the special counsel staff last summer for disparaging trump in messages with lisa page an fbi lawyer he was romantically involved with. on monday an fbi letter said that its system for retaining text messages had failed to save communications between the two over a five month period between december of 2016 and may of 2017. and at 10:54 p.m., president trump tweeted where are the 50,000 important text messages between fbi lovers lisa page and peter strzok. blaming samsung. he did not elaborate why. that is the second time trump has overstated the number of texts which the justice department says is the overall number found on servers. regardless the house and senate says they see evidence of an fbi conspiracy against the white house. >> what is missing is important, but also what is there is important. it is manifest bias not just against trump, but against his kids, against police business interests. there is a text where they hope that trump hotel fails. that is a level of bias that you

he is interviewed by representative hank johnson of georgia. he will also hear from conservative historian lee edwards on his life and career and key moments in the conservative movement and vanessa newman will report on how many from illegally purchased goods is filtered to organized crime and terrorist groups. neil allen angela gershon fell discuss what they call the third digital revolution. .. [applause] >> good morning. we, this is the last regular convocation of the semester, right, david? [cheers and applause] huh? >> [inaudible] >> i know, harlem globetrotters, but they had to use their gifts by the end of semester, right? okay. so i see a lot of them are using them today. [laughter] that's my fault. i gave -- didn't we give them an extra one? we gave them an extra gift, corey and robert, because they turned out in such big numbers to vote. so a lot of them are using it today. don't take it personally,

[roll call] we expect commissioner richards to be late and commissioner johnson to arrive shortly. at this time, through the chair, the commission respectfully requests that you join us in a moment of silence for the eternal memory of mayor ed lee. >> thank you very much. and just a couple of words, if you all indulge us before we start. it has been a -- it's a sad and very shocking couple of days. for the city. and i think particularly here at city hall where many of us knew mayor lee in different capacities. some as his friend or his neighbor, co-workers as mayor. and certainly our thoughts and prayers go out to his family, particularly his wife and daughters. as i was coming in, this is the first time i've been back to city hall in the last couple of days and it was -- it was hard and emotional to come in. i used to work here and i had an office down the corner here on the fourth floor of city hall and the mayor at that time was ed lee. he was a department head and ran the purchaser, not the most glamorous job. that you could have at city hall. but i recall kind of wanting to bu

is richard johnson he's a lecturer in u.s. politics and international relations at lancaster university richard i have one part of me heights the fact that we have these discussions that we're talking about tweets and talking about donald trump's tweets all the time how with us if you look at just the last twenty four forty eight hours over the last two years if you want to put it that way what we are seeing the way it's being played out is like nothing we've ever seen before. well that's right and i think when we read trump's tweets we have to remember one of his key audiences is he's speaking to his supporters in the language of his supporters and we can't lose sight of that and so i think sometimes useful actually to try and consume some of the more sympathetic trump press and see how these tweets are being interpreted in those outlets and one of the things that they have been saying is that this is a sign that trump is you know is a breath of fresh air he is a transaction or person he's a businessman and money talks and so